"please yes" landry@
Luma is a graphical utility for accessing and managing data stored
on LDAP servers. It is written in Python, using PyQt and python-ldap.
Plugin-support is included and useful widgets with LDAP-functionality
for easy creation of plugins are delivered.
The following plugins are included: Browser, Schema browser, Search,
Addressbook, Template, Mass User Creation, Admin Utilities.
- add license marker (BSD)
- PERMIT_DISTFILES_*=Yes, this was originally disabled because
"mark as broken/don't mirror distfiles for now;
the es2.net nameserver(s) don't seem to be talking"
- comment-out down HOMEPAGE, regen PLIST while there, bump PKGNAME
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Ruby port of MobileMe screenscraper allowing message sending and
retrieval of current location of an iPhone.
>> require 'rubygems' ; require 'findmyiphone'
>> i = FindMyIphone.new(username,password)
>> i.locateMe
>> i.sendMessage("Foo bar")
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The Mechanize library is used for automating interaction with
websites. Mechanize automatically stores and sends cookies, follows
redirects, can follow links, and submit forms. Form fields can be
populated and submitted. Mechanize also keeps track of the sites
that you have visited as a history.
Also:
* Native make now works fine so don't use gmake.
* Disable storing of plaintext passwords for all servers in the system-wide
'servers' config file, instead of disabling storage of all kinds of
passwords in the system-wide 'config' config file.
The new store-plaintext-passwords=no option, which has existed since 1.6.0,
overrides a yes/no prompt which subversion now usually presents before
storing passwords in plaintext. gnome-keyring stores passwords encrypted.
* Update the main DESCR to reflect current reality.
* Add a patch which fixes a broken regression test in the ruby bindings
which accidentally slipped into 1.6.5 release.
* Put the gnome-keyring subpackage into REGRESS_DEPENDS to make
auth-test pass (it loads DSOs at runtime and can't find them if
the gnome-keyring subpackage isn't installed).
Tested on i386 by me and alek@, on i386/amd64 by steven@,
and on sparc64 by Edd Barrett.
ok steven@
